Nevin@ William Treway (Grade 2/3) created success criteria for a specific task.
Marie@Tredway (Grade 3) created success criteria for the problem solving process expectation:
Students are reminded of this criteria every time they solve a problem because Marie created a mini-version of it and staples it to their chart paper.
Iain (St. Andrew's PS) created success criteria with his 3/4 class for an entire unit! Notice how learning goals are embedded in the criteria?
Shelley@Donwood Park (Grade 5) focused on the problem solving process. This allows her (and her students) to use the success criteria outlined below with any problem. Notice how the criteria is clearly linked to the learning goal?
Shelley also created criteria for a specific skill/concept with her class. Once again, the criteria outlined is clearly linked to the learning goal of the unit/lesson.
Paula (Lord Roberts) created success criteria with her Grade 6 class around communication. Students used the criteria they created to respond to open response questions (such as those found on EQAO assessments).
These are just examples of how teachers in the FOS are using learning goals and success criteria!
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Nevin@ William Treway (Grade 2/3) created success criteria for a specific task.Marie@Tredway (Grade 3) created success criteria for the problem solving process expectation:
Students are reminded of this criteria every time they solve a problem because Marie created a mini-version of it and staples it to their chart paper.
Iain (St. Andrew's PS) created success criteria with his 3/4 class for an entire unit! Notice how learning goals are embedded in the criteria?
Shelley@Donwood Park (Grade 5) focused on the problem solving process. This allows her (and her students) to use the success criteria outlined below with any problem. Notice how the criteria is clearly linked to the learning goal?
Shelley also created criteria for a specific skill/concept with her class. Once again, the criteria outlined is clearly linked to the learning goal of the unit/lesson.
Paula (Lord Roberts) created success criteria with her Grade 6 class around communication. Students used the criteria they created to respond to open response questions (such as those found on EQAO assessments).
These are just examples of how teachers in the FOS are using learning goals and success criteria!